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I am still in the design phase, so I can delete all categories and start over. This just makes me nervous to ever make a change once the site is live.

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I've made some other ones too. The Futurama ones are posted on the site, but the infamous one was just a one time thing, supposed to be for Halolz:
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Climate Scientists Seen As Trustworthy by Americans, Contrary To Reporting
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A new study finds that scientists are seen as highly competent, and climate scientists in particular have the trust of Americans.
Unfortunately, that isn't seen as a very clickworthy finding — at least in our modern cynical age — so the authors of the study and the news release chose to spin the results as "Scientists Seen as Competent But Not Trusted by Americans." If you search that headline, you'll find thousands of results for articles on and links to this Princeton study.
You'd never guess from the headline or the news release, that when the researchers surveyed "public attitudes toward climate scientists" on a "seven-item scale of distrust," they found "distrust is low."
Frankly, the communication of the actual results of this entire study are abysmal, which is especially ironic since the title of the study is "Gaining trust as well as respect in communicating to motivated audiences about science topics." I'm afraid Princeton has gained neither here.
The study has two relevant pieces. First, the researchers polled an online sample of 116 participants. The authors concede in their conclusion, "Our illustrative data are limited by not being a representative sample." D'oh!
But let's press on with our small, unrepresentative online sample. Participants were asked to rate various professions on a warmth vs competence scale.
Now you might think that this is a pretty good result for scientists. We are viewed as hyper-competent. And we are right at the mid-point of the warmth-trustworthiness scale, with a higher rating than the vast majority of professions surveyed.
The authors, however, say:
The fourth corner lists the ambivalently perceived high-competence, low-warmth, "envied" professions: lawyers, chief executive officers, engineers, accountants, scientists, and researchers. They earn respect but not trust.
Seriously? The authors have drawn a long oval just so they can shoehorn scientists into the same group as poorly-trusted CEOs and lawyers who are such obvious outliers that they rank only (slightly) above prostitutes on the warmth/trustworthiness axis!
The authors claim this data shows scientists do not earn trust, but that would mean only a handful of professions surveyed earn any real trust. A more plausible interpretation of the data is that scientists are viewed as more trustworthy than most. Heck, scientists are more trustworthy than police officers on this scale.
In any case, shame on Princeton for spinning these results as "Scientists Seen as Competent But Not Trusted by Americans." How about "Scientists Seen as More Trusted and Far More Competent Than Most Professions"?
What makes this spin even more indefensible is that the researchers did another survey just about how the public viewed climate scientists. Or, rather, it was about how 52 online participants viewed climate scientists — but heck, once you've bought into letting small unrepresentative samples speak for all Americans, you can't really draw the line anywhere, can you?
What did researchers find? They report:
On a seven-item scale of distrust, climate scientists averaged a distrust mean of 2.16 (below the midpoint on a five-point scale). For the most part, distrust of climate scientists runs low, but not at the floor of the scale. And of course, responses vary, with some more distrustful than others.
The slight distrust toward climate scientists might seem to contradict the earlier data showing that scientists seem less warm than many other job holders.
How embarrassing for the researchers that these findings don't fit their storyline! The obvious remedy: Keep the storyline, but point out that scientists could have had a lower distrust score and then offer a lot of hand-waving BS. I'll spare you the details, but note that the first thing the researchers point out is "this result reflects rating climate scientists per se, who might be viewed more positively than generic scientists."
Well, yes, "climate scientists … might be viewed more positively than generic scientists." Even that would have made a better headline than "Scientists … Not Trusted by Americans"!
But this sentence is also troublesome: "… might seem to contradict the earlier data showing that scientists seem less warm than many other job holders." As we've seen, the earlier data actually showed that scientists were seen as warmer than most other job holders, just not warmer than all of them, particularly the super-warm jobs of nurse and teacher.
If this study proves anything — a big "if" given its design — it's that scientists are seen as highly competent, and climate scientists in particular have the trust of Americans. Let's see some headlines like that.


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GREENVLLE, SC—Hotelier Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. reports it plans to open its second Aloft branded hotel in South Carolina here in early 2015.
The 144-room Aloft will be developed by McKibbon Hotel Group of Gainesville, GA, which has previously built two other Aloft properties—the Aloft Asheville Downtown and the Aloft Tallahassee.
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The former training director for American Ambulance, accused of embezzling more than $20,000 from the company, has turned down the state's offer to plead guilty to a felony larceny charge in exchange for a suspended prison sentence and three years of probation.
Jeffrey S. Howe, 43, of Warwick, R.I., rejected prosecutor David J. Smith's plea offer during an appearance Friday in New London Superior Court. Judge Hillary B. Strackbein warned Howe that he faces up to 20 years in prison if he is convicted at trial and given the maximum sentence. He said he understood.
Norwich police charged Howe with first-degree larceny in April 2013, three years after he was fired from his job as director of training for American Professional Education Services, a company associated with American Ambulance. He had been in the position since 2000, traveling throughout Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island to provide training for emergency medical technicians.
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Really good, though I haven't tasted falafels before, so I wouldn't know how close this comes to the real thing. The only thing I changed was in using dried parsley instead of fresh. Next time I'll try some cumin and maybe some more pepper. I flattened the balls a little into pudgy little patties before baking because I wanted to use them in pita pockets. I had a great dinner with a pita pocked lined with hummus and one of these falafels resting inside! Thanks Lennie! :-)
This was great! I added ground corriander, and extra pepper. I also baked these in a mini muffin tin with a light spray of cooking oil, and brushed the tops with a little olive oil. I now have a freezer bag full for quick lunch prep.
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The transcriptome of fracture healing defines mechanisms of coordination of skeletal and vascular development during endochondral bone formation
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DOI: 10.1002/jbmr.486
Copyright © 2011 American Society for Bone and Mineral Research
Journal of Bone and Mineral Research
Volume 26, Issue 11, pages 2597–2609, November 2011
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Grimes, R., Jepsen, K. J., Fitch, J. L., Einhorn, T. A. and Gerstenfeld, L. C. (2011), The transcriptome of fracture healing defines mechanisms of coordination of skeletal and vascular development during endochondral bone formation. J Bone Miner Res, 26: 2597–2609. doi: 10.1002/jbmr.486
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- Issue online: 20 OCT 2011
- Version of Record online: 20 OCT 2011
- Accepted manuscript online: 8 AUG 2011 01:39PM EST
- Manuscript Accepted: 7 JUL 2011
- Manuscript Received: 26 JUN 2011
- Manuscript Revised: 26 JUN 2011
- Fracture;
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- Vasculogenesis
Fractures initiate one round of endochondral bone formation in which callus cells differentiate in a synchronous manner that temporally phenocopies the spatial variation of endochondral development of a growth plate. During fracture healing C57BL/6J (B6) mice initiate chondrogenesis earlier and develop more cartilage than bone, whereas C3H/HeJ (C3H) mice initiate osteogenesis earlier and develop more bone than cartilage. Comparison of the transcriptomes of fracture healing in these strains of mice identified the genes that showed differences in timing and quantitative expression and encode for the variations in endochondral bone development of the two mouse strains. The complement of strain-dependent differences in gene expression was specifically associated with ontologies related to both skeletal and vascular formation. Moreover, the differences in gene expression associated with vascular tissue formation during fracture healing were correlated with the underlying differences in development and function of the cardiovascular systems of these two strains of mice. Significant differences in gene expression associated with bone morphogenetic protein/transforming growth factor β (BMP/TGF-β) signal-transduction pathways were identified between the two strains, and a network of differentially expressed genes specific to the MAP kinase cascade was further defined as a subset of the genes of the BMP/TGF-β pathways. Other signal-transduction pathways that showed significant strain-specific differences in gene expression included the RXR/PPAR and G protein–related pathways. These data identify how bone and vascular regeneration are coordinated through expression of common sets of transcription and morphogenetic factors and suggest that there is heritable linkage between vascular and skeletal tissue development during postnatal regeneration. © 2011 American Society for Bone and Mineral Research


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2007, Volume 41, Issue 5
- 673-690 A Caution Regarding Rules of Thumb for Variance Inflation Factors
by Robert O'brien
- 691-709 Text Analysis for Knowledge Graphs
by Roel Popping
- 711-735 Collecting Event Histories with TrueTales:Techniques to Improve Autobiographical Recall Problems in Standardized Interviews
by Maike Reimer & Britta Matthes
- 737-748 The Alpha Risk of Taguchi Method for LTB Type Quality Characteristic with L 8
by Ming-Hsien Li & Hsiu-Wei Kuo & Ching-Ching Yang
- 749-756 Problems of Incentives for Employees in the Quality Management of the Service Sector
by E. Krzemień & R. Wolniak
- 757-777 Estimating and Testing Process Precision with Presence of Gauge Measurement Errors
by W. Pearn & Mou-Yuan Liao
2007, Volume 41, Issue 4
- 531-531 Introduction
by Pierluigi Contucci & Sandro Graffi
- 533-544 The Heisenberg picture in the analysis of stock markets and in other sociological contexts
by Fabio Bagarello
- 545-555 From the kinetic theory of active particles to the modeling of social behaviors and politics
by Nicola Bellomo & Maria Bertotti & Marcello Delitala
- 557-568 Of songs and men: a model for multiple choice with herding
by Christian Borghesi & Jean-Philippe Bouchaud
- 569-578 Modeling society with statistical mechanics: an application to cultural contact and immigration
by Pierluigi Contucci & Stefano Ghirlanda
- 579-589 From 2000 Bush–Gore to 2006 Italian elections: voting at fifty-fifty and the contrarian effect
by Serge Galam
- 591-600 Cumulative culture and explosive demographic transitions
by Stefano Ghirlanda & Magnus Enquist
2007, Volume 41, Issue 3
- 333-340 Multiple and Partial Correlation Coefficients of Fuzzy Sets
by Wen-Liang Hung & Jong-Wuu Wu
- 341-357 Reciprocity, Multiplexity, and Exchange: Measures
by John Skvoretz & Filip Agneessens
- 359-374 Quality and Quantity in Test Validity: How can we be Sure that Psychological Tests Measure what they have to?
by Riccardo Sartori & Margherita Pasini
- 375-385 Fuzzy Control Chart A Better Alternative for Shewhart Average Chart
by Alireza Faraz & M. Moghadam
- 387-400 Applied Product Capability Analysis Chart in Measure Step of Six Sigma
by K. Chen & C. Hsu & L. Ouyang
- 401-411 Periodical Replacement Model for a Multi-Unit System Subject to Failure Rate Interaction
by Min-Tsai Lai
- 413-427 Control Charts for One-sided Capability Indices
by K. Chen & H. Huang & Chiao Huang
- 429-445 Can Findings of Qualitative Research in Education be Generalized?
by Mansoor Niaz
- 447-460 The Brand Choice Model of Wine Consumers: A Multinomial Logit Model
by Selahattin Guris & Nurcan Metin & Ebru Caglayan
- 461-487 Coincidence of Agreement between Probabilistic and Algebraic Choosers
by William Gehrlein
- 489-496 Interval Estimation for the Two-Parameter Exponential Distribution Based on the Doubly Type II Censored Sample
by Shu-Fei Wu
- 497-511 Investigating the value of information sharing in multi-echelon supply chains
by Mu-Chen Chen & Taho Yang & Chi-Tsung Yen
- 513-529 A Destructive Sampling Method Designed for Outsourcing Situations Involving High Quality Production Processes
by Francisco Delgadillo & Ron Bremer & James Hoffman
2007, Volume 41, Issue 2
- 163-175 Development and Psychometric Analysis of an Instrument to Measure the Reasons that Oncological Patients give when Participating in a Psychological Intervention
by Carmen Sosa & Pedro Prieto & Juan Capafóns & Inmaculada Bello
- 177-199 Social Distance, Respondent Cooperation and Item Nonresponse in Sex Survey
by Su-Hao Tu & Pei-Shan Liao
- 201-217 A Predictive Estimator of the Mean with Missing Data
by M. Rueda & S. González & A. Arcos
- 219-232 When is a Compositional Effect not a Compositional Effect?
by Dougal Hutchison
- 233-249 Validity and Qualitative Research: An Oxymoron?
by Anthony Onwuegbuzie & Nancy Leech
- 251-263 One-Sample Bayesian Predictive Interval of Future Ordered Observations for the Pareto Distribution
by Jong-Wuu Wu & Shu-Fei Wu & Chin-Mei Yu
- 265-273 Destination Choice: An Important - Satisfaction Analysis
by Ahmet Aktaş & A. Aksu & Beykan Çizel
- 275-290 Developing and Implementing a Selection Model for Bedding Chain Retail Store Franchisee Using Delphi and Fuzzy AHP
by Pi-Fang Hsu & Bi-Yu Chen
- 291-301 LINEX Loss Functions with Applications to Determining the Optimum Process Parameters
by Yen-chang Chang & Wen-liang Hung
- 303-318 Evaluating the Validity of Self-Reported Deviant Behavior Using Vignette Analyses
by Stefanie Eifler
- 319-332 Alternative Methodologies for Research Work with Children: Parallel Distributed Processing as a New Possibility or Another Dead End
by R. Tanner
2007, Volume 41, Issue 1
- 1-17 Optimizing Location Among Three Countries Under Exchange Rate Uncertainty: Applying Real Options
by Chen-Ru Wu & Chin-Tsai Lin
- 19-36 The Lowest Supply and Demand of Engineering Officers of National Vessels in Taiwan
by Su-Man Wang & Chin-Tsai Lin
- 37-54 Action Research is Similar to Design Science
by Pertti Järvinen
- 55-72 Selection of Indicators for the Interaction Term in Structural Equation Models with Interaction
by W. Saris & J. Batista-Foguet & G. Coenders
- 73-91 Comparison of Hypothesis Testing and Bayesian Model Selection
by Herbert Hoijtink & Irene Klugkist
- 93-104 Optimising a Probabilistic Model of the Development of Play in Soccer
by J. Castellano-Paulis & A. Hernández-Mendo & Verónica Morales-Sánchez & M. Anguera-Argilaga
- 105-121 A Call for Qualitative Power Analyses
by Anthony Onwuegbuzie & Nancy Leech
- 123-135 A Note Regarding the Condition Number: The Case of Spurious and Latent Multicollinearity
by Alexis Lazaridis
- 137-149 Monitoring a Process of Exponentially Distributed Characteristics through Minimizing the Sum of the Squared Differences
by Shih-Chou Kao & Chuanching Ho
- 151-162 Process Capability Evaluation for the Process of Product Families
by K. Chen & M. Huang
2006, Volume 40, Issue 6
- 879-896 Economic Design of EWMA Charts with Variable Sampling Intervals
by Chao-Yu Chou & Chung-Ho Chen & Hui-Rong Liu
- 897-910 Optimal Social Design: Estimating a Social Welfare Function from Questionnaire Data
by Gordon Burt
- 911-933 The Smart Library Architecture of an Orientation Portal
by M. Buscema & S. Terzi & G. Maurelli & M. Capriotti & V. Carlei
- 935-957 A Geo-Additive Bayesian Discrete-Time Survival Model and its Application to Spatial Analysis of Childhood Mortality in Malawi
by Ngianga-Bakwin Kandala & Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
- 959-981 A Method for Studying Social Representations
by Ioannis Tsoukalas
- 983-1011 Question-Answer Sequences in Survey-Interviews
by Wil Dijkstra & Yfke Ongena
- 1013-1036 Explaining Income Nonresponse – A Case Study by means of the British Household Panel Study (BHPS)
by Jörg-Peter Schräpler
- 1037-1053 The Experience of Participatory Research: Perceptions of Oncology Employees Participating in a Workplace Study
by Joanna Sale
- 1055-1060 Inaccurate Approximation in the Modelling of Hyperinflations
by Peter Moffatt & Evens Salies
- 1061-1077 A Q-Analysis of Census Data: Intra-Household Income Allocation and School Attendance in Chiapas, Mexico
by Hirotoshi Yoshioka
- 1079-1087 Using Data Mining to Evaluate Patient-oriented Medical Services for Chronic Senility Outpatients
by Bor-Wen Cheng & Chih-Ming Luo & Kuan-Hua Chen
2006, Volume 40, Issue 5
- 675-695 Critical Success Factors of Total Quality Management
by A. Seetharaman & Jayashree Sreenivasan & Lim Boon
- 697-719 Optimal Processes Management for Over-Adjusted Process with Dependent Steps on Bank Industry
by Chung-Ming Yang
- 721-758 "Generative Mechanisms and Multivariate Statistical Analysis: Modeling Educational Opportunity Inequality with a Multi-Matrix Log-Linear Topological Model: Contributions and Limitations"
by Gianluca Manzo
- 759-781 The Estimable Functions of Age, Period and Generation Effects: A Political Application
by Ettore Scappini
- 783-803 Measuring the Incidence of Over- and Undereducation
by Dieter Verhaest & Eddy Omey
- 805-823 Nonuniform DIF Detection using Discriminant Logistic Analysis and Multinomial Logistic Regression: A comparison for polytomous items
by M. Hidalgo & Juana Gómez
- 825-859 GenD An Evolutionary System for Resampling in Survey Research
by Cinzia Meraviglia & Giulia Massini & Daria Croce & Massimo Buscema
- 861-868 On the Ratio of Fréchet Random Variables
by Saralees Nadarajah & Samuel Kotz
- 869-878 Beyond Interaction: Theories
by T. Hutchinson
2006, Volume 40, Issue 4
- 483-498 Selective Response to Questions on Delinquency
by Rolf Becker
- 499-518 Evaluating the Gauge Repeatability and Reproducibility for Different Industries
by Jeh-Nan Pan
- 519-537 Assessment of Interjudge Reliability in the Open-Ended Questions Coding Process
by Francisco Leiva & Francisco Ríos & Teodoro Martínez
- 539-559 Comparing Time Series Cross-Section Model Specifications: The Case of Welfare State Development
by Federico Podestà
- 561-575 Applying Game Options in a Loan Exit Model
by Tyrone Lin & Chuan-Chuan Ko & Chien-Yi Liao
- 577-593 Using Fuzzy Sets and Grey Decision-Making to Construct the Performance Evaluation Model of Firm's Outsourcing Management – A Case Study of Avionics Manufacturer in Taiwan
by Chaang-Yung Kung
- 595-610 The Use of Mixed Methods Models and Designs in the Human Sciences: Problems and Prospects
by S. Miller & J. Gatta
- 611-628 The Performance of Structural Change Tests
by Pedro Bação
- 629-649 Blocked-Error-R 2 : A Conceptually Improved Definition of the Proportion of Explained Variance in Models Containing Loops or Correlated Residuals
by Leslie Hayduk
- 651-659 "Since You're Asking. . . ": Free Text Commentaries in an Epidemiological Study of Low Back Pain Consulters in Primary Care
by Bie Ong & Kate Dunn & Peter Croft
- 661-674 Factors Related to the Academic Performance of Students in the Statistics Course in Psychology
by Joan Guàrdia & Montserrat Freixa & Maribel Peró & Jaume Turbany & Antonio Cosculluela & Maite Barrios & Xavier Rifà
2006, Volume 40, Issue 3
- 315-329 Using Generalizability Theory to Assess the Validity of the Evaluation Process
by Salvador Moscoso & Francisco Tello & José López
- 331-359 Values in Turkish Middle School Mathematics Textbooks
by Yüksel Dede
- 361-382 A Match Made in Heaven: A Marginalized Methodology for Studying the Marginalized
by Steven Brown
- 383-406 A Note on the Technical and Allocative Efficiency of Local Exchange Carriers in the United States
by Noel Uri
- 407-418 The Bell Curve in Psychological Research and Practice: Myth or Reality?
by Riccardo Sartori
- 419-433 A Quality Information Benchmarking Methodology: A US Banking Industry Empirical Study
by Lotfollah Najjar & Marc Schniederjans
- 435-456 Conducting Online Surveys
by Martine Selm & Nicholas Jankowski
- 457-468 Portfolio Selection under Maximum Minimum Criterion
by Yuanyao Ding
- 469-480 Sunn Pest Control Policies and Effect of Sunn Pest Damage on Wheat Quality and Price in Turkey
by Aykut Gul & Cuma Akbay & Mithat Direk
2006, Volume 40, Issue 2
- 145-156 Fuzziness and Bias in Decision-Making Processes Using an Arithmetic Mean Criterion
by Adrian Ieta & Zdenek Kucerovsky & William Greason & Gheorghe Silberberg
- 157-174 Quality Improvement by Using Inverse Gaussian Model in Robust Engineering
by M. Moghadam & F. Eskandari
- 175-185 The Problem of Time Dependent Explanatory Variables at the Context-Level in Discrete Time Multilevel Event History Analysis: A Comparison of Models Considering Mobility Between Local Labour Markets as an Example
by Michael Windzio
- 187-205 Gap Analysis in Customer Loyalty: A Research in 5-Star Hotels in the Antalya Region of Turkey
by A. Aksu
- 207-224 Dynamics of Wheat Prices in the Wake of Market Reforms: The Case of Pakistan
by Mushtaq Klasra & Taner Kiral
- 225-244 Taking 'Don't Knows' as Valid Responses: A Multiple Complete Random Imputation of Missing Data
by Martin Kroh
- 245-258 Effective Repair in Survey Interviews
by Johannes Zouwen & Johannes Smit
- 259-288 Attitudes Toward Surveys, Attitude Accessibility and the Effect on Respondents' Susceptibility to Nonresponse
by Volker Stocké
- 289-301 Researching Strategy Formation Process: An Abductive Methodology
by Geoffrey Chamberlain
- 303-313 Periodical Preventive-Maintenance Contract for a Leased Facility with Weibull Life-Time
by Ruey Yeh & Cheng-Kang Chen
2006, Volume 40, Issue 1
- 1-38 The Meanings of 'Yes' and 'No'. An Explanation for the Forbid/Allow Asymmetry
by B. Holleman
- 39-58 The Impact of Non-Normality and Estimation Methods in SEM on Satisfaction Research in Marketing
by Tor Andreassen & Bengt Lorentzen & Ulf Olsson
- 59-77 Retailer's Optimal Cycle Times in the EOQ Model with Imperfect Quality and a Permissible Credit Period
by Kun-Jen Chung & Yung-Fu Huang
- 79-120 Social Structural Inquiries – Part 2: Statistical Methods and Process Models
by Robert Smith
- 121-127 The Quality of Data Obtained from Self-Completed Questionnaires in a Survey of High School Students
by S. Richardson & K. Politikou & M. Terzidou & Z. Maka & A. Kokkevi
- 129-143 Trend and Comparative Analysis of Inequality of Social Opportunity
by Nathalie Bulle
2005, Volume 39, Issue 6
- 687-709 Why I am a Psychology Major: An Empirical Analysis of Student Motivations
by Robert Stewart & Karen Hill & Jessa Stewart & David Bimler & John Kirkland
- 711-732 Application of Multilevel Models to Structured Repeated Measurements
by Bernet Kato & Herbert Hoijtink & Cara Verdellen & Muriel Hagenaars & Agnes Minnen & Ger Keijsers
- 733-762 Evaluation in Design-Oriented Research
by Piet Verschuren & Rob Hartog
- 763-778 Measuring Interviewer Performance in Telephone Surveys
by Claire Durand
- 779-800 "Trilemmas": Characterising the Japanese Concept of "amae" with a Three-Way Forced-Ranking Technique
by David Bimler & John Kirkland & Naomi Yuhara & Misato Kurosaki & Emily Coxhead
- 801-825 Social Structural Inquiries, Part 1, Qualitative and Quantitative Theories
by Robert Smith
- 827-836 A Note On Long Memory Time Series
by Claude Diebolt & Vivien Guiraud
2005, Volume 39, Issue 5
- 515-536 On Certain Indices for Ordinal Data with Unequally Weighted Classes
by M. Perakis & P. Maravelakis & S. Psarakis & E. Xekalaki & J. Panaretos
- 537-558 Beyond Over-representation: The Problem of Bias in the Inclusion of Minority Group Students in Special Education Programs
by José Gaviria-Soto & María Castro-Morera
- 559-579 Who Perceives the Collective Past and How? Are Refusals on Open-ended Questions Substantial Answers?
by H.-A. Heinrich
- 581-614 More than Typewriters, More than Adding Machines: Integrating Information Technology into Political Research
by Ken Cousins & Wayne Mcintosh
- 615-623 Analysis of Visitor Decision Making System When Visiting Natural Recreation Sites by Multinomial Logit Model
by Ahmet Kubaş & Fatih Yilmaz & Yaşar Aktaş & Nurcan MetİN
- 625-641 Sample Design and Allocation for Random Digit Dialling
by H. Ayhan & M. Islam
- 643-657 Graphical Analysis of Capability of a Process Producing a Product Family
by M. Huang & K. Chen & R. Li
- 659-669 Detecting Untruthful Answering in Randomized Response Sampling
by Kuo-Chung Huang & Chun-Hsiung Lan & Mei-Pei Kuo
- 671-685 Design Optimization of Current Transformers Using Robust Design Methodology
by M. Moghadam & M. Amani
2005, Volume 39, Issue 4
- 359-372 Multivariate Prediction with Nonlinear Principal Components Analysis: Theory
by John Gower & Jörg Blasius
- 373-390 Multivariate Prediction with Nonlinear Principal Components Analysis: Application
by Jörg Blasius & John Gower
- 391-411 Time Management in the Cost Evaluation of Limited Resource Programs
by Pedro Sánchez-Algarra & M. Anguera-Argilaga
- 413-422 Modulus of Linear Congruential Random Number Generator
by Hui-Chin Tang
- 423-452 Measuring the Measurable: Why can't we Agree on the Number of Telecommuters in the U.S.?
by Patricia Mokhtarian & Ilan Salomon & Sangho Choo
- 453-465 The Use of SPlus Software to Analyse Event History Data: An Application to the Early Career Promotion of Nurses in UK
by Carol Desousa & Trevor Murrells
- 467-481 On the Confidence Interval for the Binomial Parameter
by Miguel García-Pérez
- 483-506 Dynamic Modeling with Structural Equations and Stochastic Differential Equations: Applications with the German Socio-economic Panel
by Jost Reinecke & Peter Schmidt & Stefan Weick
- 507-514 Quality Function Deployment in Education: A Curriculum Review
by Ayşe Aytac & Veli Deniz
2005, Volume 39, Issue 3
- 241-251 Representation of Developments in Labour Market Research
by Roel Popping
- 253-265 How to Improve the Efficiency of Randomised Response Designs
by Gerty Lensvelt-Mulders & Joop Hox & Peter Heijden
- 267-295 Taking the "Q" Out of Research: Teaching Research Methodology Courses Without the Divide Between Quantitative and Qualitative Paradigms
by Anthony Onwuegbuzie & Nancy Leech
- 297-316 An Analysis of WellBeing in Secondary School with Multilevel Growth Curve models and Multilevel Multivariate Models
by Bieke Fraine & Georges Landeghem & Jan Damme & Patrick Onghena
- 317-339 The Diversity and Causality of Welfare State Reforms Explored with Fuzzy-Sets
by Paul Pennings
- 341-357 On Social Statement Spaces
by Bernd Schmeikal
2005, Volume 39, Issue 2
- 125-135 Ecological-Inference-Based Latent Growth Models: Modeling Changes of Alienation
by Chih-Chien Yang & Chih-Chiang Yang & Kuang-Hui Yeh
- 137-154 Improvement and Transfer of Practice-directed Knowledge
by Frans Eijnatten & Lieuwe Dijkstra
- 155-174 "Panelizing" Repeated Cross Sections
by Ben Pelzer & Rob Eisinga & Philip Franses
- 175-188 Application of Robust Parameter Design Methodologies
by M. Moghadam
- 189-197 Computerizing Barriers in Quality Management in Poland
by E. Krzemien̄ & R. Wolniak
- 199-215 Reversible Relationship between Quantitative and Qualitative Data in Self-Consciousness Research: A Normative Semiotic Model for the Phenomenological Dialogue between Data and Capta
by Mariane De Souza & William Gomes & Sherri McCarthy
- 217-239 Postal Surveys of Doctors' Careers: Who Writes Comments and What do they Write About?
by Julie Evans & Trevor Lambert & Michael Goldacre
2005, Volume 39, Issue 1
- 1-18 The Effect of Follow-up Mailings on The Response Rate and Response Quality in Mail Surveys
by Vidal Rada
- 19-36 Mixture Models of Missing Data
by Tamás Rudas
- 37-44 Incompatibility Between Hazard- and Logistic-Regression in Modeling Survival Data with Multiple Causes of Failure
by Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
- 45-69 Increase in Precision when Estimating Parameters in Computer Assisted Testing Using Response Time
by José-luis Gaviria
- 71-85 The Extended Generalized Gamma Model and its Special Cases: Applications to Modeling Marriage Durations
by Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
- 87-108 Analyzing Change Among Developmental Stages with Categorical Models
by Manuel Ato & Ester Ato & Juan Gómez
- 109-117 Determining a One-sided Optimum Specification Limit under the Linear Quality Loss Function
by Chung-Ho Chen & Chao-Yu Chou
- 119-124 Determining the Optimum Process Mean under a Log-normal Distribution
by Chung-Ho Chen & Chao-Yu Chou
2005, Volume 38, Issue 5
- 475-493 Memory recall errors in retrospective surveys: A reverse record check study
by H. Öztaş Ayhan & Semih Işiksal
- 495-516 Quantifying influence in complex decision making by means of paired comparisons
by Piet Verschuren & Bas Arts
- 517-532 The quality of measurement of personal support subnetworks
by Tina Kogovšek & Anuška Ferligoj
- 533-545 Millsian causation
by Mikel Aickin
- 547-557 Classification and the relations of meaning
by Andreas Schneider & Alden Roberts
- 559-575 On scales and decision-making based on arithmetic mean
by Adrian Ieta & Gheorghe Silberberg & Zdenek Kucerovsky & William Greason
- 577-601 Ordinal scales and fuzzy set systems to measure agreement: An application to the evaluation of teaching activity
by Michelle Lalla & Gisella Facchinetti & Giovanni Mastroleo
- 603-620 Using standardised tables for interpreting Loglinear models
by John Hendrickx
- 621-635 Selecting representative case vignettes for clinical judgement studies: Examples from two heart failure studies
by Ylva Skånér & Johan Bring & Lars-Erik Strender
- 637-647 Local monotonicity of power: Axiom or just a property?
by Manfred Holler & Stefan Napel
- 649-651 An alternative model for the analysis of variance with random effects
by Hermann Vetter
- 653-673 Main effects as a by-product in a fixed effect 2 × 2 design, analyzed with ANOVA
by Johannes Landsheer & Godfried Wittenboer
- 675-680 On estimating the proportion of a qualitative sensitive character using randomized response sampling
by Horng-Jinh Chang & Chih-Li Wang & Kuo-Chung Huang
2004, Volume 38, Issue 6
- 681-702 The Performance of Some Observed and Unobserved Conditional Invariance Techniques for the Detection of Differential Item Functioning
by Jerry Welkenhuysen-Gybels
- 703-717 A Latent Class Application to the Multidimensional Measurement of Poverty
by Pasi Moisio
- 719-733 Assessing Contestability of Electoral Outcomes
by Hannu Nurmi & Maria Suojanen
- 735-751 The Dynamics of Self-Esteem and Physical Self: Between Preservation and Adaptation
by Marina Fortes & Didier Deligniéres & Grégory Ninot
- 753-769 Optimal Estimation of the Parameters of the Gompertz Distribution Based on the Doubly Type II Censored Sample
by Jong-Wuu Wu & Pia-Ling Li
- 771-786 Extend (r, Q) Inventory Model Under Lead Time and Ordering Cost Reductions When the Receiving Quantity is Different from the Ordered Quantity
by Kun-Shan Wu & I-Chuan Lin
- 787-800 Measuring the Reliability of Qualitative Text Analysis Data
by Klaus krippendorff
2004, Volume 38, Issue 4
- 351-365 A Strategy to Identify Critical Appraisal Criteria for Primary Mixed-Method Studies
by Joanna Sale & Kevin Brazil
- 367-379 Investigating Question Meaning and Context Through In-Depth Interviews
by Wendy Davis Hicks & Emilie Schmeidler & Corinne Kirchner
- 381-389 Longitudinal Meta-analysis
by Cora Maas & Joop Hox & Gerty Lensvelt-Mulders
- 391-406 Cross-Validation Study with Confirmatory Factorial Analysis of the Revised Legal Attitudes Questionnaire Scores
by Juan García García & Emilia De La Fuente Solana & MA Del Rosario Martínez Arias & Leticia De La Fuente Sánchez
- 407-424 The Effect of Measurement Errors on Apparent Group Level Effects in Educational Progress
by Dougal Hutchison
- 425-433 Scaling for Residual Variance Components of Ordered Category Responses in Generalised Linear Mixed Multilevel Models
by Antony Fielding
- 435-456 Occupational Careers and Longitudinal Data: Tools and Perspectives of Research
by Laura Arosio
- 457-473 A Note on EOQ Model for Items with Mixtures of Exponential Distribution Deterioration, Shortages and Time-varying Demand
by Wen-Chuan Lee & Jong-Wuu Wu
2004, Volume 38, Issue 3
- 235-258 Operationalization of Social Science Concepts by Intuition
by Willem Saris & Irmtraud Gallhofer
- 259-289 Review of Non-Independence, Asymmetry, Skew-Symmetry and Point-Symmetry Models in the Analysis of Social Mobility Data
by H. Lawal
- 291-318 The Impact of Incentive Regulation on Service Quality in Telecommunications in the United States
by Noel Uri
- 319-329 Quality Level and Price in Turkish Durum Wheat Market
by Halil Fidan
- 331-349 Defining and Measuring Competences: An Application to Graduate Surveys
by Jasper Van Loo & Judith Semeijn
2004, Volume 38, Issue 2
- 113-125 ``Is There Anything Else You Would Like to Tell Us'' – Methodological Issues in the Use of Free-Text Comments from Postal Surveys
by Jo Garcia & Julie Evans & Maggie Reshaw
- 127-145 Educational Development and Labour Markets
by Claude Diebolt & Bachir El Murr
- 147-171 Consistency in Measures of Social Homogeneity: A Connection with Proximity to Single Peaked Preferences
by William Gehrlein
- 173-184 A Note on the Newsboy Model with a Cutoff Transaction Size and Gauss Holding and Penalty Cost Functions
by Chin-Tsai Lin & Hui-Yin Tsai
- 185-203 Nested Unobserved Heterogeneity not Orthogonal to Regressors
by Lingxin Hao
- 205-215 New Developments of the Taguchi Quality Selection Model
by Ying-Fang Huang
- 217-233 A Note on the Prediction Intervals for a Future Ordered Observation from a Pareto Distribution
by Jong-Wuu Wu & Hai-Lin Lu & Chong-Hong Chen & Chien-Hui Yang
2004, Volume 38, Issue 1
- 1-16 The Method of Purging Applied to Repeated Cross-Sectional Data
by Manfred Te Grotenhuis & Rob Eisinga & Peer Scheepers
- 17-33 Response Effects in Surveys on Children and Adolescents: The Effect of Number of Response Options, Negative Wording, and Neutral Mid-Point
by Natacha Borgers & Dirk Sikkel & Joop Hox
- 35-49 A Middle Class Image of Society
by Henk Van Goor & Sonja Rispens
- 51-74 Selecting Indexes of Electoral Proportionality: General Properties and Relationships
by Galina Borisyuk & Colin Rallings & Michael Thrasher
- 75-79 Set the Optimum Process Parameters Based on Asymmetric Quality Loss Function
by Chung-Ho Chen & Chao-Yu Chou
- 81-93 Another Look at Chow's Test for the Equality of Two Heteroscedastic Regression Models
by Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
- 95-111 Normal Approximation to the Distribution of the Estimated Yield Index S pk
by W. Pearn & G. Lin & K. Wang
2003, Volume 37, Issue 4
- 337-361 Inferential Causal Models: Integrating Quality & Quantity
by Robert Smith
- 363-376 Methods for the Analysis of Explanatory Linear Regression Models with Missing Data Not at Random
by José Navarro Pastor
- 377-391 Smoke and Mirrors: Mapping the Dimensions of a `Cigarette pace'
by David Bimler & John Kirkland
- 393-409 Effect Sizes in Qualitative Research: A Prolegomenon
by Anthony Onwuegbuzie


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First to take a stake in ZBB.when will the name of this partner be disclosed?after they have established a larger stake?slow and steady and confidential on the progress.trying to keep this from being a stock bubble?maintaining buying opportunities for insiders?Could the name of this partner/customer blow the lid off this thing, once the scope of their commitment is revealed?Eaton awaiting UL for some of their projects/clients?Do they want Grid Scale systems ASAP?the US government? DoD?interesting.......what next?
I vote for Google..
was thinking of them as well..does HP do data centers?